Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Lighting can rnalce or break the picture. Dale Hughes, commercial photographer and candia cameraman lor the Quiver, illustrates the importance ol proper lighting in the art ol photography. This is but one ol the opportunities of vocational guidance Oiler- ed to the H. H.S. student. The annual Vocational Conference held in April affords Instruction and explanation ol all types ol vocations. Harding students show an in- tense interest in this worthwhile project which the businessmen and educators in this vicinity malce possible. Keep your eyes open in the future-the youth ol today is pre- pared lor tomorrow! Dick Hardin, Hope Dall, Celia lrey, Judy Street, Sharon Burlre, Hank Deal, Connie Bartram, Bob Unland Bob Thatcher, Larry Ziclcafoose, and Dale Hughes.

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